[Pythonmac-SIG] ANN: PyOXIDE 0.7.0 - Cocoa based Python IDE

[Glenn Andreas]

PyOXIDE 0.7.0 is now available for abuse.  There has been some major 
work rewriting internal file tracking/meta data handle to support 
some improvements in breakpoints - PyOXIDE now supports conditional 
breakpoints, tracepoints (will print out an expression and continue), 
"sound  points" (play a sound),  pause points (pauses in the debugger 
for a moment and continues), and the ability to disable specific 
breakpoints.  There has also been other debugger work done to improve 
external debugging (breakpoints work much better) and project 
debugging (still a few rough ends).

There are also a number of other improvements (such as an "imports" 
popup to quickly go to the imported file) and other such things (such 
as "find all" in a file).  This version will also try to run scripts 
with the current directory set to where the script lives (previously 
it just set up the search path to include that).


PyOXIDE 0.7.0 has only been tested with 10.3, but should work with 
10.2 (assuming it can find the python framework).  The sources are 
built using XCode 1.2 on 10.3.

PyOXIDE 0.7.0 is now available on my idisk (as PyOXIDE_0.7.0.dmg):

	from the pather finder, "connect to other public folder" and 
type in "gandreas"
or
	http://projects.gandreas.com/pyoxide/

or hopefully you should just be able to "check for update" from 
within PyOXIDE itself.

If you want to build from source, you'll need to get 
PyOXIDE_Src_0.7.0.dmg, and IDEKit_0.3.0.dmg (also built XCode 1.2 on 
10.3).  IDEKit_0.3.0.dmg  is found either on the idisk above or 
<http://projects.gandreas.com/idekit/>  PyOXIDE source is covered 
under a BSD-style license.  The IDEKit framework is covered under 
LGPL, so you can freely link it in other projects.


-- 
Glenn Andreas                      gandreas at gandreas.com
<http://www.gandreas.com/> oh my!
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